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Shape public documentation, code explanations, and project structure for people building with AI who may not know programming or GitHub.

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Works with Claude Code, Claude apps, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, VS Code, OpenCode, Goose, Windsurf. Read the repository before you give any tool access to your data.

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Shape public documentation, code explanations, and project structure for people building with AI who may not know programming or GitHub. Use when authoring an onboarding journey, teaching through source comments, or reviewing an AI-built project's presentation for clarity and character. Keep the AI operational path compact and preserve working behavior.

Use cases: presentations

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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

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Skill name
vibe-craft
Description
Shape public documentation, code explanations, and project structure for people building with AI who may not know programming or GitHub. Use when authoring an onboarding journey, teaching through source comments, or reviewing an AI-built project's presentation for clarity and character. Keep the AI operational path compact and preserve working behavior.
License
MIT
Instructions
75 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

Files (1)

  • SKILL.md

SKILL.md (first lines)

# Build something people can make their own

The human brings a need, a taste, or an example. Translate that into a small
working change they can judge. They do not need to impersonate a software team.
AI authorship is ordinary here; it does not establish correctness.

## Choose the reader and the route

Human onboarding should get someone from their current knowledge to a useful
result. Define unfamiliar terms at first use, show what to paste and where,
describe the expected result, and give a way back when something goes wrong.
Explain consequences and choices generously; cut prose that only announces
importance. Put advanced options behind links or disclosure sections.

Make the AI path immediately findable. Keep it operational: entrypoints, actual
configuration, state locations, verification and recovery. Link to specific
skills when relevant; do not require loading every guide or memory on every turn.

## Give the project a recognizable hand

Reuse its real logo, palette and visual vocabulary. For UX46, use the layered
workspace direction in `docs/assets/`: near-black depth, luminous violet accents,
strong white typography and connected interface panels. Keep light and texture
subtle. The owner found flat panels and a paper note dated; don't equate
"curated" with faux stationery or retro corporate styling. Use a supplied
reference directly when it already fits, rather than approximating it poorly.
Art should orient the reader or demonstrate something. Label concept interfaces
when they could be mistaken for actual product evidence.

Lead with the person's need: tell the AI what would help, try the result, and
shape the workspace through use. "Build your own agent" is one possible outcome,
not a prerequisite or the whole promise. Existing tools and patterns are means
to the person's goal; avoid making package taxonomy their first learning task.
Describe working capabilities separately from the desired effortless experience.
Models, native agent runtimes, the workspace, and the owner's configured agent
are distinct. Codex CLI and Claude Code already provide agent behavior; don't
describe them as bare LLMs or imply UX46 replaces their execution loop.

Use concrete language and examples with a purpose. A little self-aware humor is
welcome when the task is not serious or frustrating. Don't manufacture a human
author, typos, confessions, marketing claims or a joke quota. Avoid badge piles,
repeated slogans and decorative prose that delays the next useful step.

For GitHub, use Markdown and supported HTML, relative links and accessible SVG
or images. Essential instructions must also exist as text. Inspect the rendered
page at desktop and phone widths, including code blocks, tables and image text.

## Make the source a place to learn

Organize changes around behavior and data ownership. Keep entrypoints obvious
and the code map accurate. Favor explicit functions and ordinary dependencies
that an agent can locate and check. Do not reorganize a working codebase merely
to resemble a template or to appear more sophisticated.

Comments should explain a surprising decision, a boundary, a failure case, or
why a simpler-looking alternative is wrong. Use a small input/output example
when it teaches more than terminology. Do not narrate obvious assignments or
promise protections the implementation does not provide. Put longer lessons in
a code tour and link to the real file; keep production comments near the reason.

“Vibe coding” describes how someone expresses intent. Keep normal engineering
care: preserve unrelated edits, validate untrusted input, keep credentials out
of source, handle failures, and test the behavior at risk. Prefer a focused
check over ceremony. Report what ran and what remains unverified; do not infer
correctness, security or savings from confident prose.

## Finish the loop

Show the human what changed, why it helps, and how to try it. Remove temporary
test pages and processes you created. Capture a reusable lesson only when it
would change future work; attribute human choices separately from AI inference.
Let the owner's actual feedback change the style. This skill is guidance, not
permission to publish private work or override their request.

From adavidson510/ux46, MIT.

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